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Read MoreThe second part of our two part series on pitching your book to bookstores.
Read MoreThe first of our two part series on pitching your book to bookstores.
Read MoreThe differences between American, British, and Canadian English go far beyond spelling.
Read MoreThe bond formed between FriesenPress’ published authors and their production team is a powerful one. Our Author Experience feature gives our authors a platform to tell the story behind the publication of their story, in their own words.
Read MoreThe bond formed between FriesenPress’ published authors and their production team is a powerful one. Our Author Experience feature gives our authors a platform to tell the story behind the publication of their story, in their own words.
Read MoreFinding the right image for the cover of your book can be a challenge for many authors. Our breakdown of all the technical, creative, and legal elements you need to consider will simplify the process and help ensure your vision is fully realized.
Read MoreDreaming of writing a book, but aren't sure where to begin? Our Story Beginnings series explores the framework and key elements of writing genres and sub-genres, to help inspire you to craft a great story of your own.
Read MoreDo's and Don'ts that will help you create a great hook, give you the structure needed to appeal to media outlets, and much more!
Read MoreWhat exactly does ‘on consignment’ mean? Who is expected to do what? How will you be paid? Click through for the answers to all these questions, and more!
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